- Solana Pump(dot)Fun has reintroduced livestreaming to 5% of users with strict moderation and clear guidelines to ensure safe, engaging content.
- Despite market volatility, the memecoin launchpad continues to lead with strong revenue and high user activity.
Pump(dot)Fun, the popular Solana-based memecoin launchpad, has reintroduced its livestreaming capabilities to a limited group of users—just 5%, according to a recent update by Solana Floor on X (formerly Twitter). This selective rollout comes after the feature was suspended months ago due to a surge in harmful and controversial content.
In a post dated April 4, 2025, Alon Cohen confirmed the cautious relaunch, stating, “Pump fun livestreaming has been rolled out to 5% of users with industry standard moderation systems in place and transparent guidelines.”
Solana Pump(dot)Fun Promotes Positive Content and Cracks Down on Abuse
The revamped livestreaming feature is designed to foster engaging, educational, and community-driven content. With clearly defined guidelines, Pump(dot)Fun aims to eliminate illegal and harmful content, including pornography, abuse, and other illicit activities. This move signals a more mature and responsible phase for the platform as it continues to grow within the Solana ecosystem.
Pump(dot)Fun Continues to Dominate Launchpads
Despite the challenges, Pump(dot)Fun remains a leader among crypto launchpads. According to DefiLlama, the platform recorded an impressive $1.46 million in intraday fees and $1.04 million in revenue, with a cumulative collection of $619.87 million to date.
However, DappRadar data shows that its TVL (Total Value Locked) has dropped by 5.31%, now standing at $34.47 million. Still, the 24-hour volume remains strong at $317.94 million. Token-wise, SOL holds the lion’s share at 48.91%, followed by USDC and USDE.
Market Sentiment: Crypto Fear Rising, Meme Coins Hit Hard
The broader crypto market is facing turbulence. The total market cap sits at $2.44 trillion, down 8% in the past 24 hours. The Fear and Greed Index dipped to 17—reflecting extreme fear—while crypto ETF outflows reached $62.8 million.
Meme coins, including Pump(dot)Fun-backed projects, weren’t spared. The sector’s market cap fell by 13.4% to $39.74 billion, even as trading volume soared by 205.31% to $8.5 billion—suggesting panic selling or opportunistic buying.
